Behind-the-scenes improvements
Under-the-hood updates. No changes to how you use Pitchello.
- ImprovedUnder-the-hood updates. No changes to how you use Pitchello.
New features, improvements, and fixes that keep Pitchello sharp for creative professionals.
Under-the-hood updates. No changes to how you use Pitchello.
Under-the-hood updates. No changes to how you use Pitchello.
Under-the-hood updates. No changes to how you use Pitchello.
Pick which Pitchello emails you receive: getting started, product updates, or news, tips and offers. Change it any time in Settings.
Tiles show your image or video taking shape while AI creates it.
Choose High quality when you create images with GPT-Image-2.5 Sunburst.
Videos and images keep working when you step away, and a timed-out image costs you nothing.
Create images with OpenAI's newest image model, and top up credits right from the moment you run out.
Pick reference images to steer an AI image, and finished AI images and videos save to your pitch the moment they land.
Your shared pitch analytics now lead with what matters, with the detail one click away.
AI video generation now runs on a newer Google video model, along with billing and notification fixes.
Under-the-hood updates to signup and checkout. No changes to how you use Pitchello.
Accounts that have not chosen a plan yet get a clearer, limited dashboard view, along with a handful of smaller improvements.
The privacy page is easier to read and more complete about how Pitchello handles your information.
Bring a YouTube or Vimeo video into your Media Library by link and use it in a pitch like any other clip. Sign-in and sign-up also get a new look.
Your edits are better protected when a pitch is open in more than one place, and the editor does less work while you drag, resize and open menus.
Adding media from a link is now smoother on the Media Library and in the editor media picker.
Save any frame of a video as a new image, filter your media by where it came from, and find videos faster. Uploads now show placeholder cards while files arrive.
A guided tour shows you around the Media Library, and every pitch and project in your library can now carry its own cover image. Uploading feels clearer, and the homepage and Features page have a fresh look.
Converting a page to Masonry Grid now keeps tiles with no fill see-through, dragging holds up when you start a second drag quickly, and the Package tab scrolls cleanly.
Copying, exporting, and uploading media is more reliable than ever. Discarding changes in the editor now brings back your last saved version, and a handful of editor and credit refinements round out the release.
Deleting a pitch is no longer final. It moves to a Trash where you can bring it back for 14 days. The Sources panel got faster for pulling in a whole shoot at once, the grid guides now show on every layout, and the Terms of Service and Privacy Policy were updated.
Collections in your media library now look like the work inside them. Choose the cover from the sidebar, hover a card to see the footage move, and let images cycle through a collection without opening it. The editor's Sources panel got a round of refinements, the pitches page lines up with the library, and the comparison pages were brought up to date.
Your media library is now a real workspace. A sidebar groups footage by project and by deck, you can zoom the grid between four sizes or switch to a list, tags filter with counts beside them, and files upload by dropping them anywhere on the page. Pick out a handful of images and turn them into a mood board on the spot. Decks can carry sound now too, both as a track on a tile and as narration that plays as someone moves through your pitch.
Dictate to your creative assistant and watch your words appear as you speak, with a live sound level and timer that keep going until you stop. Also in this release: the selection outline is back on image and video tiles, and shared links got a privacy hardening pass.
The editor has a cleaner toolbar and navigation, a Command K palette for jumping straight to any action, new fill options for tile backgrounds, and text that can fade with its own opacity.
A new roll button shuffles your page into a fresh grid layout instantly, the masonry picker is easier to scan, and text boxes get drop shadows with a smarter default alignment.
A round of account security hardening: workspace access is always checked against your current membership, and support sessions end the moment access is revoked.
The plan cards on the pricing page now read as a set: a short one-line description on each card, with prices lined up so the tiers compare side by side. Plus a round of billing and sharing fixes.
Give the package you share a real cover: a header image or video, your own accent color and font, and video or PDF pieces sitting right alongside your decks.
Send a client, a financier, or a festival your entire slate in a single link. The package page opens with your header image and a note from you, then presents every deck in the order you set.
A round of security hardening and behind-the-scenes fixes, including a tightened check on shared-link PDF downloads.
A round of security hardening and behind-the-scenes fixes across the platform, including tightened permission checks around team management.
Download PDF from a share link now shows compile progress on the download control itself, so you can see the file building instead of waiting on a silent stall. Pitch analytics count every view in the window, not a sample. An embedded deck uses the same layout the share link was set to.
Crop and reposition media in an ultra-wide, vertical or square deck and the change lands on the page the moment you save, not just in the dialog. Captions stay put in the format you moved them in, instead of shifting every other format with them.
Video now crops and repositions inside a tile the same way stills do, so a wide shot can hold a vertical frame. Alongside it: gradients across pages, tiles and header bands, a blur slider for the media behind your text, and per-tile control over whether a clip plays on its own or waits for a click.
Header and Footer settings can now pull your workspace logo in directly, so a deck carries your brand without hunting down the file and uploading it again.
The Templates gallery got a full redesign: featured templates lead, and every template lives in one browsable grid with live motion. Plus: embedded pitches no longer carry a Pitchello footer, and workspace invitations can now be resent or revoked.
Large multi-page decks now stay smooth and responsive on iPad as they grow. We also added a new Showcase screening room on the homepage and gave your Pitchello emails a cinematic new look.
Moving media around your deck is now completely seamless: videos keep playing and images stay put while you swap tiles. Big uploads show a placeholder for every incoming file and reveal each one the moment it is ready.
Uploads now show honest progress and a clear finished state, and you can filter your media library down to the assets no deck is using. Plus the homepage now shows real footage from inside the product.
Share a deck as a phone-first vertical feed: full-screen pages, swipe-up navigation, and comments in place. Plus a round of editor fixes and a faster, more accessible site.
A rebuilt templates gallery with a cinematic, gallery-wall layout, plus a round of reliability and polish across the presentation viewer and your dashboard.
A redesigned, page-by-page presentation viewer with cinematic transitions, plus new tools for arranging and refining a deck before you present it.
A refreshed lineup of AI image models with higher-resolution output and aspect-ratio control, plus a first-run experience that carries your chosen template all the way into the editor.
A 14-day free trial on every self-serve plan, and a big jump in how faithfully an imported PDF becomes an editable deck.
Full control over your custom grid layouts in the editor, a public template gallery, portable decks that carry their own media, and new privacy controls for visitors.
Redeemable promotion codes at checkout, along with template-preview and reliability fixes.
Manage upgrades and downgrades in-app, with clearer checkout and site-wide discoverability improvements.
Finishing touches on the Google Fonts experience, including true italics, plus an editor stability fix.
Add a border to any individual grid tile, alongside a round of font-rendering fixes.
The full Google Fonts catalog inside the editor, and white-label branding on the decks you share.
A searchable public Help Center answering the questions creators ask most.
Enterprise workspaces with custom seats, AI credits, and invoicing, plus clearer pricing across plans.
Embed your decks anywhere, blur page backgrounds for depth, and enjoy faster dashboard previews.
A finer custom-layout grid, an embeddable viewer, per-aspect-ratio positioning, and one-click page export.
Precision alignment guides, multi-select for text, per-tile padding, and editor performance gains.
A flexible multi-box text model with a rich text editor, a curated font library, and a redesigned text inspector.
A portable deck format that travels with its fonts and video, plus the groundwork for an iPad companion app and real-time collaboration.
A new dark, cinematic look with scroll-driven animation, always-on drag-to-reorder editing, and a redesigned inspector.
Upload and embed video in your decks, with full PDF export support.
Invite your team into a workspace and build decks together.